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NCDOT LogoApril 2009
PSI was approved as a private consulting firm by NCDOT.


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ISO Logo2009
Porter Scientific is working toward ISO 9001:2000 certification in 2009.

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UNCP SealMay 7, 2007

Dr. Freda Porter was awarded the 2007 Business Person of the Year by UNCP's Business Visions.



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EPA LogoMay 2007
CAIHET is awarded $200,000 job training grant from the US EPA Brownfield Program

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Porter Scientific received the 2007 UIDA Business Services Indian Business of the Year Award.



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NCDOT Logo PSI was accepted into NCDOT's Mentor Protégé Program where Mulkey Engineers & Consultants, Raleigh, serves as the Mentor
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National Musecum of the American Indian

January 2007
Dr. Freda Porter, President of Porter Scientific, was appointed to the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian Board of Trustees
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StreamPorter Scientific Incorporated (PSI) provides a broad range of services that focus on environmental protection and improvement, as well as computer facility support, and infrastructure project management. Operating since 1997, PSI employs industry standard trained and certified personnel, provides modern equipment and applies innovative technologies to address compliance and technical issues for government agencies, municipalities, commercial and industrial clients.

PSI is an 8(a), HubZone, American Indian woman owned small business focused on delivering excellence in environmental protection, facility support, and water, sewer and solid waste project management.

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BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMP)

Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) discharged by residential, commercial, institutional and industrial users present a significant problem for wastewater collection and treatment systems. FOG can clog municipal sewer lines and lift stations, causing sanitary system overflows. FOG also has the potential to disrupt the effective operation of wastewater treatment plants.

BMP: Collect grease in a container and dispose of it in the garbage. Grease can also be mixed with an absorbent such as coffee grounds, used paper towels, or cat litter in a lidded container and placed in a trash receptacle.
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